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Radiant burner F
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radiant burner
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Characteristics

Type
radiant
Power source
gas
Firing
direct fired
Applications
heating
Other characteristics
modular, infrared
Power

4,000 BTU/h

Description

Used in a wide range of industrial applications such as battery manufacturing, pre-drying, paint flow coating, resin curing, and roofing. The F series is also used in a wide range of industrial applications such as battery manufacturing, predryers, paint flow coaters, resin curing, roofing materials, etc. Its available in 12” and 7” sizes to allow customer-specified burner assembly lengths for optimum product coverage. This type of burner employs an air-gas mixture impinging directly on the finned refractory surface to produce a high-density flux of maximum radiance. The flame itself is not the source of infrared radiation. Its function is to heat the refractory to temperatures of 1650° to 2000°F. The refractory then emits infrared energy in the micron range most efficient for the product heating process. Performance Develops Radiant Temperatures to 2000°F with Turndown Ratio of 4 to 1 Features and Benefits Finned cordierite ceramic refractory emitters Input fuel is converted to 30% infrared, 70% convective energy Stainless steel spacer (slit orifice) to deliver an even air/gas mixture High temperature, corrosion resistant alloy side plates Machined cast iron body Modular burner sections with carbon steel orifice union connectors Replaceable ceramic refractory emitters Radiant heat is distributed uniformly High velocity radiant heat diffuses surfaces boundary layers on product process No ported holes to clog Longer wear resistance no dark areas on refractories Less warping, increased burner longevity Structural integrity in continuously operating ovens

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